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Pink, Toilets, Closed Doors, and Video
“Muss ja.” (“Well, you have to.”)
Where the Words Came to Rest
From Everyday Life to the Theatre, and Back Again
Frozen the Musical: Warmth That Crossed Over From a Cold World
묘한 설렘이 움트는 가을. 매년 서울광장과 빌딩 숲 사이를 누비며 시민들의 일상에 예술을 끼워 넣던 '서울거리예술축제'가 올해는 조금 특별한 장소로 옮겨왔다. 그동안 서울광장과 청계천 등 도심 한복판을 중심으로 펼쳐졌던 축제는 올해 뚝섬한강공원과 서울숲 전체를 무대로 삼았다. 탁 트인 강변과 바람, 잔디가 어우러진 공간 위에서 9월 19일부터 20일까지 이
Pink, Toilets, Closed Doors, and Video
“Muss ja.” (“Well, you have to.”)
Where the Words Came to Rest
From Everyday Life to the Theatre, and Back Again
Frozen the Musical: Warmth That Crossed Over From a Cold World
묘한 설렘이 움트는 가을. 매년 서울광장과 빌딩 숲 사이를 누비며 시민들의 일상에 예술을 끼워 넣던 '서울거리예술축제'가 올해는 조금 특별한 장소로 옮겨왔다. 그동안 서울광장과 청계천 등 도심 한복판을 중심으로 펼쳐졌던 축제는 올해 뚝섬한강공원과 서울숲 전체를 무대로 삼았다. 탁 트인 강변과 바람, 잔디가 어우러진 공간 위에서 9월 19일부터 20일까지 이
Pink, Toilets, Closed Doors, and Video
“Muss ja.” (“Well, you have to.”)
Where the Words Came to Rest
From Everyday Life to the Theatre, and Back Again
Frozen the Musical: Warmth That Crossed Over From a Cold World
묘한 설렘이 움트는 가을. 매년 서울광장과 빌딩 숲 사이를 누비며 시민들의 일상에 예술을 끼워 넣던 '서울거리예술축제'가 올해는 조금 특별한 장소로 옮겨왔다. 그동안 서울광장과 청계천 등 도심 한복판을 중심으로 펼쳐졌던 축제는 올해 뚝섬한강공원과 서울숲 전체를 무대로 삼았다. 탁 트인 강변과 바람, 잔디가 어우러진 공간 위에서 9월 19일부터 20일까지 이
Cumbrian actor Eireann Devlin discusses her role in The Farmer's Wife, which opened at Keswick's Theatre by the Lake. The play, written by Hannah Khalil and inspired by Helen Rebanks' memoir, follows a day in the life of three women from a Lake District farming family. Devlin, 25, from Burgh-by-Sands, appears alongside Christine Entwisle and Roberta Kerr, and spoke about the collaborative rehearsal process and the production's use of movement to depict farming life. She also referenced her own connection to Cumbria, including her upcoming play Hefted and her involvement in the production's campaign photography by Joanne Coates.
Theater Mu has shared first rehearsal photos, taken by Rich Ryan, for its world premiere production 'Kung Fu Zombies vs Southeast Asian Girl Scouts' by local playwright Saymouka Duangphouxay Vongsay. The play follows three Girl Scouts, Thin Mint, Samoa, and Do-Si-Do, as they protect their Saint Paul community during a zombie apocalypse after being abandoned by local authorities. The production runs October 31 through November 15, 2026, with previews on October 29 and 30, at the Frey Theater on the St. Catherine University campus in Saint Paul, Minnesota. Performances include accessibility options such as open captions, audio description, ASL interpretation, and a 'Pay As You Are' pricing model.
Sue Allen reviews The Farmer's Wife, a new play by Hannah Khalil directed by Liz Stevenson, inspired by Helen Rebanks' bestselling memoir. The 90-minute production, staged at Theatre by the Lake in Keswick, follows three generations of women in a farming family, played by Eireann Devlin, Christine Entwisle and Roberta Kerr. The review highlights the play's portrayal of the physical and emotional demands faced by farmers' wives across generations. The production runs at Theatre by the Lake until October 10.
Keith Richardson, author of the Lakeland farming memoir 'Ivver Sen', reviews 'The Farmer's Wife', praising Christine Entwisle's central performance alongside Eireann Devlin and Roberta Kerr. The play, set in a farm kitchen across three generations, explores themes of land, survival and family, including the possible sale of a farm. The review highlights its mix of humor and weighty themes, including environmental concerns echoed through quotes from Shakespeare's 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'. The world premiere, directed by Liz Stevenson and written by Hannah Khalil based on Helen Rebanks' memoir, runs at The Theatre by the Lake until October 10.
Seattle Rep has released a behind-the-scenes interview with director Matthew Leavitt discussing the production of Eureka Day, which he describes as 'a director's dream.' The play is currently running at Seattle Rep's Leo K. Theater through November 15, as part of the 2026/27 season. The post also highlights related content, including an interview with projection designer L.B. Morse and several essays exploring themes in the play, such as online discourse and misinformation. The piece was posted by Seattle Rep's Seth Halleran.
Seattle Rep published a behind-the-scenes video featuring Projection Designer L.B. Morse, discussing how the Zoom chat scene in the play 'Eureka Day' was created. The video, shot by Seth Halleran, was posted on September 29, 2026. 'Eureka Day' is currently running at Seattle Rep through November 15. The post also links to related features, including one on Director Matthew Leavitt and a program note from Artistic Director Dámaso Rodríguez.
Cumbrian actor Eireann Devlin discusses her role in The Farmer's Wife, which opened at Keswick's Theatre by the Lake. The play, written by Hannah Khalil and inspired by Helen Rebanks' memoir, follows a day in the life of three women from a Lake District farming family. Devlin, 25, from Burgh-by-Sands, appears alongside Christine Entwisle and Roberta Kerr, and spoke about the collaborative rehearsal process and the production's use of movement to depict farming life. She also referenced her own connection to Cumbria, including her upcoming play Hefted and her involvement in the production's campaign photography by Joanne Coates.
Theater Mu has shared first rehearsal photos, taken by Rich Ryan, for its world premiere production 'Kung Fu Zombies vs Southeast Asian Girl Scouts' by local playwright Saymouka Duangphouxay Vongsay. The play follows three Girl Scouts, Thin Mint, Samoa, and Do-Si-Do, as they protect their Saint Paul community during a zombie apocalypse after being abandoned by local authorities. The production runs October 31 through November 15, 2026, with previews on October 29 and 30, at the Frey Theater on the St. Catherine University campus in Saint Paul, Minnesota. Performances include accessibility options such as open captions, audio description, ASL interpretation, and a 'Pay As You Are' pricing model.
Sue Allen reviews The Farmer's Wife, a new play by Hannah Khalil directed by Liz Stevenson, inspired by Helen Rebanks' bestselling memoir. The 90-minute production, staged at Theatre by the Lake in Keswick, follows three generations of women in a farming family, played by Eireann Devlin, Christine Entwisle and Roberta Kerr. The review highlights the play's portrayal of the physical and emotional demands faced by farmers' wives across generations. The production runs at Theatre by the Lake until October 10.
Keith Richardson, author of the Lakeland farming memoir 'Ivver Sen', reviews 'The Farmer's Wife', praising Christine Entwisle's central performance alongside Eireann Devlin and Roberta Kerr. The play, set in a farm kitchen across three generations, explores themes of land, survival and family, including the possible sale of a farm. The review highlights its mix of humor and weighty themes, including environmental concerns echoed through quotes from Shakespeare's 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'. The world premiere, directed by Liz Stevenson and written by Hannah Khalil based on Helen Rebanks' memoir, runs at The Theatre by the Lake until October 10.
Seattle Rep has released a behind-the-scenes interview with director Matthew Leavitt discussing the production of Eureka Day, which he describes as 'a director's dream.' The play is currently running at Seattle Rep's Leo K. Theater through November 15, as part of the 2026/27 season. The post also highlights related content, including an interview with projection designer L.B. Morse and several essays exploring themes in the play, such as online discourse and misinformation. The piece was posted by Seattle Rep's Seth Halleran.
Seattle Rep published a behind-the-scenes video featuring Projection Designer L.B. Morse, discussing how the Zoom chat scene in the play 'Eureka Day' was created. The video, shot by Seth Halleran, was posted on September 29, 2026. 'Eureka Day' is currently running at Seattle Rep through November 15. The post also links to related features, including one on Director Matthew Leavitt and a program note from Artistic Director Dámaso Rodríguez.
Cumbrian actor Eireann Devlin discusses her role in The Farmer's Wife, which opened at Keswick's Theatre by the Lake. The play, written by Hannah Khalil and inspired by Helen Rebanks' memoir, follows a day in the life of three women from a Lake District farming family. Devlin, 25, from Burgh-by-Sands, appears alongside Christine Entwisle and Roberta Kerr, and spoke about the collaborative rehearsal process and the production's use of movement to depict farming life. She also referenced her own connection to Cumbria, including her upcoming play Hefted and her involvement in the production's campaign photography by Joanne Coates.
Theater Mu has shared first rehearsal photos, taken by Rich Ryan, for its world premiere production 'Kung Fu Zombies vs Southeast Asian Girl Scouts' by local playwright Saymouka Duangphouxay Vongsay. The play follows three Girl Scouts, Thin Mint, Samoa, and Do-Si-Do, as they protect their Saint Paul community during a zombie apocalypse after being abandoned by local authorities. The production runs October 31 through November 15, 2026, with previews on October 29 and 30, at the Frey Theater on the St. Catherine University campus in Saint Paul, Minnesota. Performances include accessibility options such as open captions, audio description, ASL interpretation, and a 'Pay As You Are' pricing model.
Sue Allen reviews The Farmer's Wife, a new play by Hannah Khalil directed by Liz Stevenson, inspired by Helen Rebanks' bestselling memoir. The 90-minute production, staged at Theatre by the Lake in Keswick, follows three generations of women in a farming family, played by Eireann Devlin, Christine Entwisle and Roberta Kerr. The review highlights the play's portrayal of the physical and emotional demands faced by farmers' wives across generations. The production runs at Theatre by the Lake until October 10.
Keith Richardson, author of the Lakeland farming memoir 'Ivver Sen', reviews 'The Farmer's Wife', praising Christine Entwisle's central performance alongside Eireann Devlin and Roberta Kerr. The play, set in a farm kitchen across three generations, explores themes of land, survival and family, including the possible sale of a farm. The review highlights its mix of humor and weighty themes, including environmental concerns echoed through quotes from Shakespeare's 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'. The world premiere, directed by Liz Stevenson and written by Hannah Khalil based on Helen Rebanks' memoir, runs at The Theatre by the Lake until October 10.
Seattle Rep has released a behind-the-scenes interview with director Matthew Leavitt discussing the production of Eureka Day, which he describes as 'a director's dream.' The play is currently running at Seattle Rep's Leo K. Theater through November 15, as part of the 2026/27 season. The post also highlights related content, including an interview with projection designer L.B. Morse and several essays exploring themes in the play, such as online discourse and misinformation. The piece was posted by Seattle Rep's Seth Halleran.
Seattle Rep published a behind-the-scenes video featuring Projection Designer L.B. Morse, discussing how the Zoom chat scene in the play 'Eureka Day' was created. The video, shot by Seth Halleran, was posted on September 29, 2026. 'Eureka Day' is currently running at Seattle Rep through November 15. The post also links to related features, including one on Director Matthew Leavitt and a program note from Artistic Director Dámaso Rodríguez.
